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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-20
Sortpaanauns Der 8Gurle onrd
S@nitlinge.
Bon Otto 4uibn.

9Senn cine sroBe MnSabl 8drrle srs
furberli9 1T, I'M cine Sarm nit einen
@albgiirtel, pber cine baumloie 8rairit
nit ben n6tbisen @albunsen 5u peries
ben, bebient mon fi9 am beften Der
S9uittlinse. Dieie finb fait unentseli'
ftd III baben. Namentlib finb Sdnitt,
reiicr BON tueiBer @eibe, Ibornbaum,
ben 8appelarten II. a. oes Gnpffanaens
furrtb unb gebeiben auf unieren ueftlis
den Yrairien gan; portrefflid. 8ei Der
Nustpabl BON Shnittlinger nimmt man
ON beiteu 5tueildhrises, uber aud gut
sereiftes einidbrises Sols, idheibet bic.
ielbeu s. 10 8onl lais un6 beinabe !
SoI I'M 9ur9mefer. Didere Sdnitt'
hinge rpadien eben' 10 gut, iins aber foft'
ipieliser 81 trausportiren. Ran ibneios
tsine, tuenii iie sefroren iiub. Sino oies
iel5en I'M Sriibjabr ober. an iparmen
Bintertasen seidnitten, 70 bepabre niar
iie in ieuttem Strob ober Sdseipdner
bis gum @ebraude auf; iolbe balten
einen ipelten Transport aus, ielbit iueun
lie ni9t iOrsfdltis sepadt fino.
8eim GusSfatjen iebt man Die
S9nittreiier utsefdbr 8 5oI tief, 10 bat
Te 11rr IL Son iber Der Dberfld1e blei'
ben; 1T Der Bubert niirbe uno rein, ID
briidt man bieielben nit Der Sano ME
Der, pber es 1T uteIei1t 6tonomiiher,
tuenn man NIT eineu 8flanSer' 2Sder
ma6t, bic Sbnittlinse %bineinfteIt uni
bic Grbe gu slei9er 8eit nit benz SuBt
antritt, bamit bic 2uft ausseidlofer
bleibe. Dies lift cine Sauptbebinsuns
bei allen 8aumpflansen; benn in BEN
WaSe Der 8oben por6s pber Der 2uft
uffen aefafen tpiro, in benz WtaBe uirt
auh bas 2eben Der 8dume 9efdbrbet.
Dor benz BFanse, Der Stedlinse iontt
Der 8oben fem bearbeitet uno selodert
uerben. Der S1nittlins. iuelder in
Srlblina in einen fru9tbarer, miirben
Booen Su fteben fomrit, miro inter BEN
belebenben gixfIub bon @drme uni
Sehdtisfeit baib ietue Sprofen ausien'
Sen unb biinue fabendhnl,de 8ur5elr
treibsn, unb tuenrt gut bearbeitei, tpirt
oerIelbe Rabruns fir ben ausebenoeu
Baum aus benz 8obet s,eben, bic &nos'
pen Sueise treiben, unb in einisen Mc'
naten bot mon elm noHfommen entuidel'
tee 8albbdHmaen. Sci bier nod be-
merit, baB Giden, S,dorb' nnb @uB'
bdume ui6t auf bic obise Beiie fortse'
p1anjt, ionbern piel leidter aus ben
Samen se5psen tueroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-20
N1ttet.

SIN Der Saut zines ieben Meniben, &inb
ooer grpa9ienen, sibt es 100000 Tpren.
9urd bieie orin9t in Sprm u1bemertlt6er
Nusbiinitiag rtebr benn Elm Biertel Der ge.
nommenen Nabrins bur6. Die @idtigs
feit, oieie goren a~nf3ubalteft bel eiuem 8ins
be 1T MIR ~ perslei9en NIT Der prompten
geroaYuHg Der seroIenenyeahrnng. I'm bic
8oren ~aufanbalteri rno um Habrnn8smit.
tel iib ananetgeu bat Or. 8it9er @aftoria
poraeidrieben. S1ipeter Wtaqeit, Berftopf.
una, 5ieber unb grbre9en, Die 10 anbalteno
bel ben &inber ~uprfommen uuo bic ben COB
zines Srittel oller &inoer, bepor oieie finf
Sabre oft iperoer, peruria9en, ent5fehen
6anpt5ddlid aus bieien 5tuei nrisden. Sur
benz tunnoerbaren grfol8e Der Nnipenbung
BON gaftprid it bic &esnltrnngbes Rageus
unD Der gingetpei6e du3ui6reiben bird
Nnfbaltnna Der 8oren anf Der Sart, iuoaa
g~attoria beoinat III, tpie Der iueite &uf oieS
beaeuat. Mit ptelern @afier fir ben 2eib,
reiuer 2uft fir 2ungen uno goftoria 5nr
Nijimiliritg Der Ndbrituffe, braa9t man
feine 9roni1eit urter ben 8t1oern AZ be-
firdten. gaitoria lit eine pesetabilii6e
8orfdrift. obne Mprpbum poer irgen6 etu
anoeres beoeuteuoes Mtttel. Sreibig Sab.
re LANCER @ebrna9 tueift cine @ei4ihte anf,
BITE feline aucere MeoHin anf5ntpetieH
bat. 4s-4ip
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-20
6emeinnHki9es

9as MuSbeben uno Wufbelpab<
rem Der 9nrtofel. @enn man be 4nr=
toffeternte anb nidt Su melt binausi9ie-
ben bari, 70 baB ftdrfe 5r6fte fe sefdbrz
ben f6nneit poer man uiht mebr in Der
Gage lit, quite @itteruns bafir aus5u=
fudblen, o'iollte fie bod niht su frib
erfplger, ni6t eber Bis Der 8oben iid
binrei9enb absefiblt bat. Die Saltbar.
felt Der &artoffel bdnSt BACON nidt he
niger ab, als BON trodeuem, reiuem
| ginbringen.
Seif elmer &ei6e BON Sabren iii man
tnlebr uno mebr bauon absefommert, Die
&artOffel i'm Keller unteraubriusen, neil
fie in bemielben BEL unertpartet treuser
Rdlte leidt erfrieren, ober neil iie BARN
fi9 ertpdrmen uib bann ihnen %faulen,
ohne baB man bies re9taeitis bemerft,
ober in faIten @inter5eiten gar bdufig
nidt i'm Stan6e 1T. bic an~sefaplten &ars
toffel ausSuiOnoern unb StpedmdBis 81
perpenben. I'm &artofeln bis gum
ipdten Sribiabre in &ellern ODER in
@ruben autSubetuabreu, mifen oieielben
Der sr6Berer grtudrmnns 9eidibt ,pers
ben. Sdufiser. tuie mon slaubt ipirb bas
Saulen BET 8artofel, I'M Seller. tpie in
Der @rube, bur9 iibermdBise Gdrme,
Die iid in benz Saufen eutrpidelt, berbeis
seiibrt.
SIN Q1gemeinen lit Die leberpiutes
runs Der &artofel in @ruben pOrsusies
ben, neil ife iid better BARN bdlt nno
babel iid aud, DEFENDERS i'm Spdtfrib'
iabr, als if9madbafter erueiit. Man
ionte besbalb nur ipuiel bapon in ben
Seller brin9en, als man ben Wiuter
binoua1 beoarf unb ben Sellers Orratb
I'M Sribiabr, bel Defining Der @rube
= welGe ON beiteu sur Yfan5seit ers
folst-tpiebet ersduSen.
unreife unb ffssbr pdilerise ODER naiie
RartOffean iolten nidt nit ben suten SUI
iammer, ionbern in fleineren @ruben
fir fid alIetn, anfbetpabrt ruerben. Bel
trpdenen &artoffeln unb ltrensem Win<
ter birten bic @ruben siemli1 tief "a
SUP BEL entipre6enber 8eiie sema9t
ruerben. Madbem Die 8artoffel einse.
falt, tuerben fe sleib sebedt, bod 10,
baB bic Girit porlduiis frei bleibt. Die.
ie tpirb, bamit fein 8e9en einorinst,
bur1 Nhlflssen pom Brettern sebedt .uno
seidlafien, ,ueun Der Groit es n6tbis
ma1t. Die 9ebeduns muB Der Sidrfe
beS Sroftes ansepaBt uerben. Behs
~ielueiie eiuisemal Strob uno @roe bait
ben SroIt better ab als pie eiGmalise
Strpboede uno oann groe.
Sriiber bat man uobt 9uftabsise
burd @initeden zines Strobmides ODER
uermittels Susammer senaselter Yrelter
sema6t, ood baben neue G%riabrun9en
selebrt, baB 9erabe in Der unmiirelbaren
Nabe bieier GbSiae fi6 leid}t 5ea6tis.
feit uno SdulniB in ben aartoffeinaniie>
belt. BaS NON nit bieien 2uftsisen
erreiden monte, beipirft maii better burd
Ofenhalten Der 5riit uno bcdt bic @ru.
be erft srinblid, men Ser @inter iuirte
lid eintritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-20

Tsso. w yfslIra unyrlugI 0U0 uitlet
ben &ldnaen Der. Muiif ibren feitli6en
nniane nuo besaben fid IN ben fd6nsr,
pnrtdhnlideu @arteu 5u SubertuS5urg,
mo tie fi9 an Gpietet nDer Nrf erg5bs
ten. Den Gag beidlo6 Elm Bal, nab.
retto beferi nebeti Der 9r6Bten 5r5blih.
feit bic sr6Bte Drbni1g berrfdte.
I Der Sausbdlterin lSefena 8ibsaan
aus @itorf a. b. Gies, bic felt 43 Sab
rem bel benz fnt6olii1eu Dberpfnrrer go.
rerbomberr Meislod In Wnrmen in
Dieniten ftebt, ift Don Der &diierin elm
soloenes areua uerlieben. iporben.
/ Der Runae nno Generic 8erein
fur Trier unb unisesenb bat in ieiner
General geriammluna bic grridtnna
elmer Gusitellunss sunb 8erfauis, Dale
fir bic Mttsliebfr bes gereias beI6foI.
fen. Die Safle ion rorientli6 Denjes
rtisen, iuel1e feineIt 2aoen befiben, Sc
lesenbeit bieten, ibre grSensniTe Dffent.
LID 5nr SGau 81 itellen.
! Den Henebictinerinnen pom Der
etuisen Gnbetuns, friber au Bonn, iest
in 0~rierbersen {Sonanb) }, 1T, laut Der
Neids3eitune, bic minifterieQe @eneh,
n1iguns our @rinbuna elmer 0iebsrlai
Jung an Der iogen. Martprer Rapels
lam 5uBe bes &reuaberses) bar9 @e.
icript pom 10. D. Wonats ertbeitt NOR
ben.
! Sn uebereti6 (Gdbtirol) itebt be,
gruBe Rontieale @alo felt mebrereu
Tngen in Slarnmen. 8ebn Tauieno Ge.
p~ierflafter Stables folIen a%usssbrannl
fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-20

wv 0kSpS Os1ss sssSs~t QstSsf
stp5lf Meilen bon Bbilnoelpbia entfernt,
an Der HsnnipIpania Balm, 1T Elm @oub
Der Slnmmer setuorben. G4aoel $780,
900; @eriideruns $4,000. Das Sos
tel tuarbe bon Der &epitune 9otel @oms
panp betrieber.
*Sm Dberbunbesgeri9t iunrbe Oien.
itoe iber einen bo9interefanten SOIL
perbanbelt. Inter Der 13ten Seftipn
oes aanlaiier Brobibitionsgeie5 tuar
Sefrn Siebolo uno anoeren Brauern ,br
@iaentbum obne gnti9dbisuns mcgee,
nommen. 0as betreifenne Bunbesfreiss
seriat bate bies gerfabren, iopie bas
gu @runbe ltesenbe @eies far perfais
iu~ngsuibris erffdrt. 9asesen battle Der
9taat &anjas bur6 5einen @eneralnus
malt BRADFORD apellirt. Senatpr geit
BON Rifouri utb Soiepb gboate gsetu
Yorf fibrten bic Sahe Der bnr1 bas
8robibitionsaeieb sei9dSisten Deuti1s
amerifaner. Wan lit auf bic @nti9eir
buus oIIsemein seipannt.
y Die &ifte bpm Werico 10 beri6tet
man aus No9ales, Nriaunl. 1T lesten
Sonnabenb bon etnerl fur9tbaren Stur.
me heim9eiudt tporben. Nuelito, cine
Stabt BON 5000 @intpobnern, ioI total
5ert6rt fem; cine WaiIe Wenideu fas
men babel um's 2eben. SIN Sinplod
bot Der Sturra bic game 4affee> uno
Dran9ensGrnte Serft6rt. Ndbere 9a1s
ri1ten feblet CUR Stuube nod.
= Sn Jranffiu, Mahaduistts. 1T Der
Slidihufter Oapib Stait nnter Der Nns
flaae, Dor 9 Sabren ON Der 8eraubung
Der 8anf BON Derter, Maine, ,iotpie an
Der Bel bieier @elegenbelt erfolsten CIR
mprbuns bes s. 90. Baron betbeilist
aeueien 81 iein, uerbaftet iuoraen. Gin
Sobu oes 8erbafteten {sl ben BON 8ps
fion s~eianbten GebeimpoliSiften ben gan.
Faen Sersans bes 9erbredens perratben
baben.
Dem Miniier bes Snuern madten
bieier Gage brei ONEIDA Snbianer ibre
4nftpartuns unb eriu1ten Inn Befriebi.
snns zines Nnipru9s BON $5O0,0 900,
ben ibr Stamm nod sesen bic 8unbess
re9ierung 81 baben alaubt, mlo atuar
auf @runo bet 2drbe,eien, tpelbe lie
nerlieben, als fie nod @isconfin ibers
fiebeften, unb fir bic ibuen feline 8eSabs
lung seleiftet tporben. lit. Ser Minifter
Ax.E.~L g.: @AL. fA.s4>I.L -.
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Bdbrenb iid bic unslidliden Sn.
ia1ien Der Srrenanitalt BON gleuelanb.
Ohio, eeitern Nbenb beiun Tanse Der.
sniisten, eridou plEkli9 ber8iuf .Seuer"
Gin furdtbores 9ur9einanber entitanb
uno in alIsemeinen @irrtuar mar es lei
Der nidt u,bslid, idrnmtli1e &ranfe aus
BEN breunenben @ebduoe 81 entfernen.
Seds eeiitesfranfe 5rauen erlitten ben
Cob our6 &au9 ober Seuer; brei anbe.
re SniaHineri tuurben erbebli6 perlebt.
Der materiIe Sdaben birfte $25 900
betrdaen.
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+Daily. tDaily Except Sunday.

Ercrlcs spsife une gaarenu S6laf' @assrns an
allen 3aeeu. Sur 5tdsts, S6laf. gDdssrn. Heernip.
Ration, 9pcal SabrPlSne urt dnetre Snirrmatten
nsats nan i'd an u. ~. @risbt,
Geent her ct. .. ". & ".
oetr an -. !. 6. Sermon,
q. 8. u. 6. =. & y. q. R. 81. Paul, %iuR.
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q sabr, isdt,r. sautrus a,b.iIt.
6 Sabre jpstsr-eaHerus esbsiIt.
a.uruIoi, uup wb.umatismuS e,tsiIt. :

spuer Sin, appouator Co.. ga., TO5.. 1885.
rratisnats %aeIitteu. Gag rns Eadt ansls<n
mid acute S4merten. SD periuate 81. Sas
tcbs Del yns aae S4mersen perihpanben.
apbert .. HpIe.
1HE CHARLES A. YoaElER CO.. Baltimore. Nd
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ahunnn aehtiIt.-Gon. lSSO.


M 1eri5te iber Sic erfoise pca 81. Sc.oIs
Del, peI9e Dor Sasrcn e~rSieit parsei ins ltsi ss'
ReuraIgis ane 2asEinns sebsiit.-ToS. 1850.
SprinsisIs, Se.r.
Gleire 9rau Its IS @aadte aR Gsa:air.e
uuS 96hrniIna, tein Yeittst wonts Tor beitcn.
yta6bent fe unaeidbr cine Tioi6e CT. -iatess
Bel auiaebraubt bate toui.e le rteSS. qe5ta.
Spf. Y. Gurphp.
Q Sabre ipdt.r. - SautrHs gebeiIt.
SprinafsIS. Sena.. Ditober II. 1886.
Teipe Srcu rpar geldhmt i,o foante feiEs1
S@ritt sehsn. GSe fe cine SiGi5s St. Sctoos
Del oufaebrannt bate mar re i'm Stanee i'm
SaIis heruriSugehea.-Spt.Y v. Rnrpsq.
piftrHIsiarn utbeiIt-Nossmber 1850.
Scott Gepot. ~g,atuara Co.. %. ga.
ebs Id aifna st. Satobs Del 81 acaraaGer
mar 10 bettlagerig In Solge Don S~I'tcne4rler'
Seu; lest bin is i'm Stanoe NIT 2ei9tisfett I'M
Simmer herumsngsbsn.
6 Sabre ipattr-9antruo etksiIt.
Scott Depot. Sutnam Co.. %. ga, rs DIT, 1856.
SpoIf Sage mar I'D bettl6serta tn Het5s
rbsumutif6er S6ner,er IN Der Saftt. 9siSts
bru5te mir 2inberAt5 bis Id cine Otai4e ST.
Satobs Del anrauote. Na9 elmer er6n'oi;s
gen anrpsnSuRs mar i'd 9ebeiit.
4hos. Gormep.
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aS- Dsri5se iber Sic erfoise pca st. Sc,eIs
Del, peIde Dor Sasreu er5ieit Warses ,nb itsi sss
f6inf n,frArn-
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GfienbabnsS abrpIdae.

STATIONS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-17
Court Cuttings.

The Chapman case fell to pieces this
morning, and was settled by agreement at
$50 for the plaintiff
The prisoners were arraigned before
Judge Smith this morning. John Lee
for robbery, Geo. Smith for larceny, James
Riley assault to rape, Geo. Erbst MUIR
der, H. c. Woodward counterfeit money.
All of these plead not guilty.
W. Hall, Jr., charged with myhem,
plead guilty to assault and battery, and
was fined SEQ and costs, and ordered
committed until paid.
Frank Whiteside plead guilty to burg
arly. and was sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-17

Jacob Hansen was fined SO and costs
by Magistrate Bennett this morning for
intcxication. Fine was suspended on
promise Of good behavior.
Peter Kneudson, the man injured by
Hugh Reynolds with a spade Friday
night, is at Bureau Junction with his sis,
ter. DR.. Plummer heard from him last
night and he is doing nicely.
Speed Brown, colored, whom the grand
jury failed TO find bill against for bur>
glary last week. and who was released
from the county Jail, stabbed u man by
the name OF Ed. Barnes at Davenport
last night. but did not inflict serious
injury. He was sent up for fifteen DAYS
this morning.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-17
Cook,

Jack Cook, who is attempting to cal
thirty quail in thirty consecutive days
went to Davenport Saturday 20 spend
Sunday and last night. and took hi:
quail with him, bringing back from hi.
brother, E. E. Cook, Esq, an affidavit,
showing that he had eaten it according
TO agreement,
1t is said that Cook is weakening al,
ready. He has only dispatched hi:
seventh qaii, and Steward Price, of the
Harper house, says he is beginning Il
shun other meats and devotes himself
solely to the quail. We don't desire tt
discourage Cook, but We fear he will
never complete the task. Fuller picked
those quail out in Milwaukee, and if any
larger ones could be found 10 the Mil
waukee market. Fuller overlooked them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-17
TRIED 1T ON The CAT.
Some More Racy Testimony from Mrs

Some More Racy Testimony from Mrs
Emmons-Rard on Kempster.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 17.-Mrs. Em-
mons was on hand at IL o'clock Saturday
and resumed the story of her married life
She told about her jokes with the physicians
who were employed to test her sanity by in
terviews at her home; of her own eccentrici-
ties, which were exaggerated to her disad-
vantage. and of her rows with her husband
The professor had built O new house and
there were two bath rooms, one Of which he
used solely Mrs Emmons proposed to give
aers up to the servants and the professor was
disguised that she should desire to give it Ut
to ''niggers.n Soon after this they separated.
lie gave her the house and she gave him
Hinety-on letters he had written to the Phil
aiefzhia woman, and together they burned
them.
With ref.rnfce to Dr.. kempster she told
of his being in the room when she took lit
tie colored boy on her lap and Petted him.
The doctor also was astonished at her consd-
| alton for niger" and then l COM
uenced to bluff the stupid man. He hadn't
wit enough to understand. He did not even
as.; me what | meant. He just took II
| all in
When the people in the court room stopped
laughing, she went on to explain about
certain cat and chest protector story. The
! chest protector she bought of poor woman
who said that it was full of electricity. 1T
was made of steel, y she continued, II wanted
| O try it, but concluded to try it on the cat
first | put it on poor puss, placed her on
the table, and in walks Dr. kempster He
| asked me what was doing. | didn't want
to see the stupid, and replied to his impudent
| question as it deserved ] told him that
was ele ;trifying the cat. passed my hand
over suffering .puss and said to kempstei
with my face as straight as possible 4 car
| feel the electricity passing up my arm, anc
he was fool enough to think | meant it"
At last Mrs Emmons described her hus-
bands solicitude about her trip to Blooming
| dale asylum, and concluded by declaring sh'
was repeatedly drugged with whisky so tia
1t was comparatively easy to get her into thu
| asylum
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-17
COMMITTED TO THE CLAY
Funeral of Elijah Carter this After
noon--Ge0rge Heorath Buried Yes
terday.

noon--George Heorath Buried Yes
terday
This afternoon. from Trinity church,
occurred the funeral services of a0-Mayor
Elijah Carter. Rev. R. F. Sweet officiated
with the beautiful and solemn ritual Of
the Episcopal church. There was large
attendance of old friends and citizens,
anxious to pay their last respects to the
departed citizen. The floral offering:
were beautiful. The funeral arrange
ments were III charge of Mr.. Carter.
cousin, Judge Cornelius Lynde, the pal
bearers being Messrs. E. H. Guyer, W
II. Hatch, r. H Dart. c. Mixter, DR.
C. C. Truesdale and Dr.. G L. Eyster
The interment was at Chippiannock
| whittier long line OF carriages wendec
their way.
George Heorath. the b utcher, was bur
ried at Chippiannock cemetery yesterday
afternoon. The City Butchers Uniol
was present in body, aud at the hous,
j. L. Haas, ESQ.,. made few remarks
while at the grave he delivered an elo,
quent funeral Grafton. The pall-bearers
were Messers George Lehnerer. Christian
Naab. Henry Freeman. Thomas Schind
ler Fred Schuett and Peter Scherer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-17
Wilmans in Trouble

1t will be surprise to many to kno "
that j. NJ. Wilmans for many years pro>
prietor of the postoffice news stand and
stationery store has failed. The
liabilities are about 5000. while
the assests in sight at present
will not amount to 500 Wilmans
claims that be transferred his stock to
his brother TO settle a claim of 81 600,
and he has 81, 900 in outstanding debts
besides. The principal creditors are
Banghart Bros, Chicago, $3.50; A. C.
McClurg & Co., Chicago, S245; J. K.
Sweeney & Co., Clinton, Iowa, 5000.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-17
A FIEND IDENTIFIED.

A Young Lady from Galena Kecog-
nfzes in Tramp in the Rock Island
City Jail the Man who Assisted In
Accomplishing her Ruin:
Sheriff W. W. Mcdonald of 10 Davies
county. was at the Rock Island house this
morning accompanied by Miss Anna Shell
ladeboul of Galena. The purpose of the
visit was TO afford Miss Shelladeboul an
opportunity to identify tramp by the
name of Albert Peterson, who is locked up
in the city prison for completely in the
crime of rape of which she was the VIC
tim near Galena three weeks ago. She had
driven her sisters to the city of Galena
to school, and was driving back to her
home on the outskirts of the town, when
three tramps jumped out from the way
side, and one held the horses while the
other two accomplished their vile pur-
pose. The three fed, and when the
news of the crime became public it crea-
ted wild sensation. and if the perpetra-
tors of the deed had been caught at that
time they would have been lynched
Sheriff Mcdonald sent out postas offer
ing reward of $500 for the capture of
the, scoundrels. The Rock Island police
were furnished with description of the
fiends, and week ago last night Deputy
Marshal Cary arrested tramp in the
upper end of town answering the de,
scription of one of the trio. He gave his
name as Peterson, and Sheriff Mcdonald.
after being furnished by the Rock Island
police with photograph of the prisoner
brought the lady to Rock Island today,
and she recognized him as the man who
held the horse while the others outraged
her.
The Davenport police have two tramps
who are possibly the others in the das
tardly act. Sheriff Mcdonald and Miss
Shelladeboul have gone over for the pur>
pose of identifying them if they are the
ones, this afternoon. 1t will be sorry
day for them if she does, and they arc
taken back to Galena.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-17
MOLIN e,

Henry Ellingswortb has returned with
his family from Nebraska, overland in a
wagon.
The "Goober" festival the other night
was attended by full hall. Lieut. Keal-
Ter, after his opening speech. which has
seldom been surpassed in depth and
pathos, opened the entertainment by cal
ling for the 0carina qcartette. IL came;
it sung; it conquered, as what qusrtette
could not, by hurting such harmony into
crowd of innocent spectators. The
singing bv the Misses Kadel, and the
recitation by Miss Bennett was loudly
applauded. The instrumental duet was
encored three times. The juvenile drum
corps played like veterans The tug of
war was tie, and the "Goober" splen-
did. There was plenty of fun and peas
nuts. and it is hoped Company F may
soon repeat the dose Of both.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-17

NEW HoRK, Jan. 17.-About 100 of the
5000 striking employees of Lorillard's To
bacco works in Jersey City held meeting
Sunday and discussed the situation. They
determined to continue the strike until Fore
man Brown is discharged by the firm. The
Knights of Labor having assumed control
of the strike a number of the strikers were
initiated into that order The firm does not
show any sign of weakening. and the strike
seems as far Is ever from settlement
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-17
County Building.

Jan. ia f. Parker to Robert E !.
Brusso. pit lot 1, block SO, Andalusia.
$500.
F. Weyerhauser and F. G. A Denk>
man to F. c. A. Denkman. pit outlot 2
Briggs place. Rock Island, 5000.
Anna Sulser to Oliver Olsen, lot IA
block 3. John w. Spencer's third addi
ton, Rock Island. $500, and Olive
Olsen to Jacob Sulser. same. 81.
14-Wm C. Freeland to E. E. Rogers
pit swf sw3, II, is, lie and pit set. 10. IL
Be, 30, 500.
Alanson Sinnett to Edward Falk, p
lot II, block 8. Sinnett's addition, Rock
Island, $500.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-17

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. II The National
Association OF BIicklayers in session in THU
city, Saturday reaffirmed their position in
favor OF nine hours day. 1t is claimed by
the members that the nine hour day has beer
a complete success, owing to the refusal o
the bricklayers to be drawn into the eight
hour movement The following officers
for the ensuing year were elected: president,
Alexander II. Darragh of St. Louis, Mo
vice president, Andrew Mccormick, Of To
ronto. Ont, secretary, w. II. Stevenson, o
Cincinnati, Ohio; treasurer, Michael ]. Muir
ray Albany, n. y.